Roles

JAMAL ESHTAWI is one of the staff members at the department of Architecture and Urban Planning - faculty of Engineering. He is working as Lecturer Assistance since 2012-09-02. He teaches several subjects in his major such as (Architecture Design, Interior Design, Shade & Perspective, and Art). He interested in research and studies related of materials in Architecture, building technology, Design theories and methodology, and Architectural design process.

Careers

He began his professional career as an architectural designer working on projects for the GPTC. Company, where he designed several Office and technical buildings for the company's Sites and supervised applications of their documentation and implementation processes. He was responsible for several administrative positions in the company, the most important of which were the head of the Planning Department at the General Projects Administration (1998 - 2002) and the head of the department responsible for planning and executing networks at the General Communications Administration (2007 - 2010). in 2012 he got  a master's degree in building technology  and began his duties as a faculty member in the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Tripoli. At the same time, he assisted—collaborating—in establishing and managing the Planning and Projects Office at the Building Investment Company, which is affiliated with the Libyan Holding Company for Communications. He managed the design work for a number of projects classified as strategic projects and others as local within the investment portfolio. He served as a board member of the company (2019-2021) in developing plans for the company's strategic projects and chaired several committees working on that. Currently, he dedicates to the educational process as an assistant lecturer in the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, and Ihe provides consulting services as engineering support to some companies specialized in architectural design and construction. 

Research Interests

1. Techniques of using building materials research and studies.
2. Architectural design process studies.
3. Philosophical and Historical studies in Art and Architecture.
4.  Green architecture and Sustainability studies.

External Activities

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